Hoai Vu: Playing the most hated role in Walking in the Bright Sky, the son of a famous family confronts Chai

Young actor Hoai Vu is a name that is receiving a lot of attention from the public. Taking on a role with a difficult personality in Di Giua Troi Ruc Roc, he quickly made a strong impression with his immersive acting style. It is known that he is a descendant of a talented actor.

Walking in the Bright Sky is a film about Pu (played by Thu Ha Ceri) - a Dao ethnic g.irl that is attracting the attention of the audience. While Long Vu - son of artist Van Dung - plays an ethnic b.oy, the richest b.oy in the village, Hoai Vu - son of Meritorious Artist Vo Hoai Nam plays a city b.oy who is also from a well-off family.

Vo Hoai Vu said, Di giua troi ruc ro is the first long-running TV series he has participated in. The character Quang is a very mischievous, stubborn young man. When transforming into the character, in terms of appearance and dress, Hoai Vu did not encounter any difficulties. In terms of acting, Hoai Vu chose to relax, putting everything he had into the role when he saw it was suitable for this character.

Having only appeared in a few scenes in Walking in the Bright Sky, Hoai Vu has succeeded in making Quang look hateful and full of bad qualities. In episode 4, when Pu's mother came to sell medicine to Quang's father, Quang threw it straight into the basket, showing his contempt for the poor in the village. Born in 2000, Hoai Vu graduated from the University of Theater and Cinema, class of drama and cinema actors, and chose to follow his father's acting career.

In real life, Vo Hoai Vu has a cool, individual appearance, and is considered a "copy" of his father Vo Hoai Nam when he was young. Like Long Vu, born into a "family tradition", Hoai Vu has certain advantages when his father gives him advice and shares his acting experience. Along with television dramas, theater is the young man's passion.

Sharing with the media about his career choice, Hoai Vu said: "I myself studied at the University of Theater and Cinema to have the opportunity to understand more and be e.xposed to drama. In my opinion, film is about recording the emotions and thoughts of the character at that time, if the scene is not good enough, it can be re-shot.

As for the stage, it requires the courage of the actor, sometimes forgetting the lines or making mistakes but not being able to stop and the play continues. The audience can see the emotions directly, receive the energy that the actor radiates on stage. As a young person, I am very happy to challenge myself with the drama genre and always welcome all the opportunities that come to me in the future.

Regarding the pressure of having a Meritorious Artist father, Hoai Vu said: "My father will always be the first teacher on my journey to pursue art. But it is true that because my father casts such a big shadow, I will have to try 5 or 10 times harder than others to be recognized. From the moment I entered school, wherever I went or whatever I did, people would always call me "son of Vo Hoai Nam". Not many people called me by the name Vo Hoai Vu.

But in the future, I always set a goal that when someone mentions me and my father, they will call us father and son Meritorious Artist Vo Hoai Nam and "actor" Vo Hoai Vu. But the road to that day will certainly not be easy.

Hoai Vu also admitted that many people say he resembles his father, but his personality is more sensitive and prone to crying: I once read a book by Thich Nhat Hanh. There is a very good quote, I don't remember exactly, but the content is that each person carries the crystallization of many previous generations.

That is why I am also a part of my father Nam, my mother Lan Anh, and my grandparents from the previous generation who created my current personality. It can be said that I am a part of my father, my father is also in me. When I went to school, People's Artist Le Khanh said that I resembled my father, looking rough, thorny, "cool" on the outside but easily hurt and easily cried.

He also said that he has a close relationship with People's Artist Le Khanh, even calling her "mother": People's Artist Le Khanh is a wonderful teacher. I remember the first class, "mother" Le Khanh had the whole class sit in a circle. Each person introduced themselves and their family circumstances. Thanks to such conversations, "mother" Le Khanh always grasped the psychology and problems of each person in the class."

Although he had just graduated, Vo Hoai Vu participated in the play Doll directed by Tran Luc at Lucteam. In the musical poetry night program Wind and love blows in my country, Vo Hoai Vu was assigned the role of De Thich in the play Truong Ba's Soul, Butcher's S.kin.

"After graduating from the School of Theater and Cinema for half a year, I realized that I was still inexperienced and wanted to learn more about my passion. I applied for an internship at the Lucteam Conventional Theater, a private theater troupe of director Tran Luc. At first, when I was accepted, I and 5 other young people were assigned by the director to perform the physical performance for the play Blue Chrysanthemums on the Marsh performed at the Opera House, commemorating the 80th birthday of the late poet Xuan Quynh. At that time, I felt very nervous, although it was a small role, it was performed on a big stage, and the audience were all "old trees" who had been in the profession for many years" - Hoai Vu once shared.

Pu wishes she had m.oney to get her l.egs lengthened and s.kin whitened. She is a h.ot g.irl from Tay but still not confident. Trí Nhi11:37:45 21/08/2024Chai's Pu - Thu Ha Ceri, although known as a h.ot g.irl of the Tay ethnic group, is still not confident in her appearance. She said that if she had the m.oney, she would definitely change two parts of her body to make her work easier.